§ The Duke of Wellingtonrose and said: I am sure your Lordships have participated in the joy of the public upon the occurrence of this day, and that you must be anxious to avail yourselves of the earliest opportunity to express your congratulations to Her Majesty for Her safety, and upon the joyful event. I therefore move, in conformity with the usual practice, and without giving notice—
That a humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, to congratulate Her Majesty on the Birth of another Prince, and to assure Her Majesty that every Increase of Her illustrious 1787 Family, and every Addition to Her Majesty's domestic Happiness, afford the most unfeigned Joy and Satisfaction to the House of Lords.
§ Carried unanimously.
§ The Duke of WellingtonI beg leave to move that the Address be presented by the Lords with White Staves.
§ Agreed to.